Sime Darby Property ordered to pay 6 bungalow owners RM4.8mil for defects

[@IOSALive]

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[@arieltellis458]

Sale & Purchase agreements contain descriptions of fixtures in a manner that is far too vague to be binding and always lean in favor of the developer. A simple example that we can take is, PARQUET/WOOD FLOORING. The developer will even show you the parquet and wood samples but the contract will say depending on availability and that the developer reserves the right to change the item and the decision of the developer is final. The floor ends up being not of wood but some synthetic tiles that imitate wood. This is only an example. The buyer is placed in a well decorated show house at the time of the signing of the sale and purchase agreement. He/she is all excited by the nice developer agent and the willing banker waiting with his forms. The promises are all that the buyer SEES in the show house but not the EXCEPTIONS that are hidden in the agreement.

[@mizar_raha]

Finally.....

[@poovaneswaransupramaniam19]

Awesome news

[@cstkl1]

this all elite , macam jibby punya problem. sure win,

[@Rachel-fn6jk]

Haha that Jamie the property manager should be fired.

[@zaidzmerican1609]

Jami the mat saleh celup

[@ezwansafri8006]

Some heads are gonna roll in SD. Forged signatures, man that is serious. I wonder who on SD's side did it.

[@lippalma4661]

why should developers pay when construction subcontractors were responsible for creating such defects?

[@serphsheffield2228]

Owner sue developers, Developers sue subcon